ABOUT ME

I’m running for the Minnesota House to restore what civilization was always meant to be, a framework for human flourishing. I believe every person deserves the freedom, time, and security to build a meaningful life. That’s what Space and Time is about, giving people the room to breathe, grow, and become.

Before politics, I spent my 20s working as a long-haul trucker, crossing the country and seeing firsthand what happens when a system forgets its people. I’ve worked in food service, housekeeping, and heavy labor. I’ve lived the working-class story, not read about it in a book. I know what exhaustion feels like. I know what it’s like to dream of something better and have nowhere to start.

My journey toward Enlightenment Socialism wasn’t born in a classroom. It came from asking one question over and over. Why, in an age of such abundance, does it still feel like we’re running out of time?

Through years of study, writing, and reflection, I came to see that the purpose of civilization isn’t control, it’s becoming. Self-actualization. For every person to reach their highest potential. That’s what philosophy, technology, and policy are supposed to serve, not profit, not power, but people.

Now I’m putting those ideas into action through two key proposals, the Minnesota Housing Sovereignty Act and the Minnesota Workweek Liberation Act, both built to secure the material foundation of freedom itself. Because liberty isn’t real if people are too tired to live it.